Sentence examples for may walk the from inspiring English sources

Or else, I have been told, I may walk the plank.

You may walk the streets of Chelsea for decades and never register that you are climbing and descending slopes.

By Peter Schjeldahl November 4, 2012 You may walk the streets of Chelsea for decades and never register that you are climbing and descending slopes.

Chouinard may walk the walk, as far as not buying things—his own Patagonia gear tends to date back to the last century but his customers are often the kinds of people who can afford as many jackets as they want.

As they watch black men elsewhere rise, the promise held out, at last, that they may walk the earth with the authority with which white men walk, protected by the power that white men shall have no longer, is enough, and more than enough, to empty prisons and pull God down from Heaven.

"The deadlock instruction," the majority said, "gives rise to an unconstitutionally palpable risk that one or more jurors who cannot bear the thought that a defendant may walk the streets again after serving 20 to 25 years will join jurors favoring death in order to avoid the deadlock sentence".

For a change one may walk from the graveyard to the slaughter-house".

His doctors say he may walk by the end of the year.

Home of Horace Rumpole and other barristers Touring Visitors may walk through the precincts of the Inns of Court, Staple Inn and Barnard's Inn, and visit the English courts on weekdays (except holidays) during regular business hours.

During the day, they may walk around the 2,300-inmate 2,300-inmatenter, talking to other inmates or taking part in recreational, religious or edetentionl acenteries, said talkingillingsley, a spokeswoman for toe Bureau otherinmates

It works remarkably well, considering that you may walk into the Living Theater, where the play is being staged, predisposed to think that it's way too early to revisit the Clinton presidency.